What we do
Loft conversions
in Bristol.
Four ways to turn unused roof space into rooms your family will actually live in, each one designed, built and signed off by the same team.

Type of loft conversion
Dormer conversions
We find that these are the most popular types of loft conversion as it provides more headroom and space in general, if made full size you can fit up to two bedrooms and a bathroom maximising the use of the loft’s footprint. Normally these fall under permitted development and do not require planning permission although we always make sure our architects submit to the council and obtain a certificate of lawfulness.
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Hip to gable conversion, Henleaze, Bristol
Type of loft conversion
Hip to gable conversions
These types of loft conversion involve more work as we have to build out the gable side of the property, this is for detached and semi detached / end of terrace houses that have a hipped roof and not a built up gable end. Normally these fall under permitted development but some can require planning permission although we always make sure our architects submit to the council and obtain a certificate of lawfulness.
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Type of loft conversion
Skylight conversions
Where the loft already has the head height, roof windows bring a bright, usable room into the space without altering the roofline. It’s the most economical route into your loft, and often the best fit for conservation areas.
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Type of loft conversion
Full refurbishments
Whole-house updates carried out alongside your new loft, kitchens, bathrooms and reconfigured layouts, all run by one team, on one programme, from top to bottom.
See refurbishment projectsHow it works
The process of your loft conversion.
Free consultation
We begin with a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your ideas, requirements and what you’d like to achieve. We can also prepare initial scaled drawings to help you visualise the proposed layout and make the most of the available space. From this we provide a detailed quotation for the works, and if you’re happy to proceed we go through the specification with you in detail, ensuring everything is clear, agreed and tailored to your requirements before the next stage.
Arrangements to start
Once a small deposit has been paid, we arrange a start date and have the architectural drawings prepared. Our affiliated architects run through the design with you and, once you’re happy, submit the plans to the local council for approval. Once approved and the Certificate of Lawfulness has been issued, a structural engineer visits to carry out their assessment and prepare the necessary structural calculations. Before work begins, we contact the Building Control regulator, who arranges the Building Notice with the council. We take care of the entire process on your behalf, and it’s all included within the agreed price.
Project starts
Once the design process is complete and all necessary approvals are in place, we’re ready to begin your conversion. Before work commences we provide a clear schedule of works and an agreed staged payment plan, so you know what to expect at each phase. Payments are made in stages as the work progresses, with the full schedule agreed with you in advance.
Completion
Once we’ve completed the final phase of your conversion, we arrange for the Building Control inspector to carry out the final inspection and sign off the completed works. Following successful sign-off, you’re issued with a Building Regulations Completion Certificate, along with a 10-year structural and roof guarantee.
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